Hiro and Maddox have a new case involving a serial killer. Unfortunately they quickly realize that the serial killer can also see the dead and is determined to make them play a game to stop them. The more they uncover, the more danger and secrets they keep uncovering but Hiro is determined to stop them … More Review: Ghost of Deceit by Alice Winters
After reading the Veronica Speedwell series I was excited to jump into this and learn about Lady Julia Grey, especially since she will be appearing in the next Veronica book. While I can see the appeal of this book, I unfortunately struggled with it. First off, Julia was not a character that I really enjoyed … More Review: Silent in the Grave by Deanna Raybourn
Hiro has the ability to see the dead and is determined to use it to solve his brother’s murder. But the problem is that he has to work with Detective Maddox Booker, a grumpy and stubborn man who seems to not like him and doesn’t believe in ghosts. It doesn’t take long for feelings on … More Review: Ghost of Lies by Alice Winters
Ellis is determined to save his beloved Ashton-Drake Manor House. Him and the staff have come up with a Valentine themed weekend to bring in guests based on the Legend of the Lovers Hollow. A legend about a forced marriage, a furious lover, and murder that happened on Valentines Day. This was an enjoyable adventure … More Review: The Haunted Hotel 2: The Legend of Lovers Hollow by Vawn Cassidy
When a friend reaches out to Sinclair, he and his wife Jayne head to New Orleans for a visit before finishing their journey to the North Pole. Their visit should be simple, but instead they find themselves investigating a murder and someone trying to blackmail Sinclair’s friend. This was an enjoyable murder mystery. Sin and … More Review: Nixed in New Orleans by Kristen Painter
The Emerson family is back in Egypt for the 1911 archeological season, but they quickly find themselves facing new trouble. Someone is accusing David of selling ancient artifacts that are actually forgeries and now they have to find out who is doing it. This has been my last favorite book of this series. It felt … More Review: The Falcon at the Portal by Elizabeth Peters
When Mina’s world comes crashing down, she finds herself returning home to the English village where she grew up and taking a job at the bookshop that was her childhood sanctuary. But Mina soon realizes that the bookshop isn’t what it seems and the people who live there are actual fictional characters from literature. Together … More Review: A Dead and Stormy Night by Steffanie Holmes
TW: on page death of a parent with dementia; grief; homomisic family and coworkers; After the reveal of Vivienne’s murder at the end of the previous book I couldn’t wait to read this book to find out what happened. This book had a lot of intense emotions and big revelations that kept me hooked the … More Review: Dead Serious Case #5: Madame Vivienne by Vawn Cassidy
Librarian Sylvia Ashe is trying to seek the truth about her heritage but instead finds herself thrust in the middle of a case involving stolen magical paintings. While helping the war hero Gabe who is working as a consultant to Scotland Yard, she finds herself finding her dream job, fighting off attackers, and helping to … More Review: The Librarian of Crooked Lane by C.J. Archer
After months of dealing with various ghostly crises and averting a near apocalypse, Danny and Tristian are in need of a vacation. Danny books a romantic New Years getaway in a quiet hotel in the wilds of north Yorkshire moors, but they quickly realize their getaway isn’t going to be as quiet as they expected. … More Review: Dead Serious Case #4: Professor Prometheus Plume by Vawn Cassidy
Veronica and Stoker’s newest mystery involves a wax figure purchased by Lord Rosemorran for his daughter. He requests Stoker to incorporate a clockwork mechanism to give the Rosemorran Collection its own Sleeping Beauty in the style of Madame Tussaud’s, but Stoker quickly discovers that this is no wax figure but a beautifully preserved body of … More ARC Review: A Grave Robbery by Deanna Raybourn
Well this book was such a wonderful surprise and I couldn’t put it down. Wesley Cooper is a ghost who travels between the living plane and the otherplane and he uses this ability to be a “recovery specialist” for those who want him to steal items. When he meets Hudson in the 1980s, he finally … More Review: Not Dead Yet by Jenn Burke
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